An introduction to educational research procedures, including formulation of research problems, research designs, data collection, and analysis of data.
A detailed study of some current issues in human learning which reflects the concerns of classroom teachers as they apply psychology to teaching. Course is designed to serve both elementary and secondary teachers.
A seminar designed to investigate the characteristics of the at-risk student and to investigate the teaching strategies utilized to meet the needs of the at-risk student in the regular classroom.
Provides the knowledge base for construction, selection, administration, and interpretation of formal, informal, and alternative forms of student assessment.
A study of the elements and principles of curriculum design and construction for teachers at the elementary and secondary school levels. The course considers the theoretical concerns of curriculum planning as well as the activities involved in carrying theory into practice.
The study of education and various social groups, including the effects of various societies and educational systems.
A seminar to examine research for sources and types of models available for managing the classroom. Development of classroom management skills and systems by applying human development, learning, teaching, and communication principles. This class will review the research and professional literature on classroom management.
Designed to provide the classroom teacher with the background knowledge and skills to provide classroom assistance in areas related to the school's guidance program.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
The workshop will require the equivalency of fifteen clock hours of instruction per credit hour.
This course allows students additional time to research and compose their capstone project/portfolio.
Study and directed research on a topic selected by the student in consultation with a supervising professor.
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